Haris The fay On The South Plains
Independent newspaper format notes and staff listing for the Morning Edition edition published on weekdays with consolidation on Sunday. Includes distribution details, press affiliations with Associated Press and United Press International, and identifies Parker F. Prouty as president.
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T.C. Box
Luppock
Texas
Haris the Fay
South Plains
Lubbork
Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
Mth St
Ave. J. Lubbock
National
Lives
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press International
Parker F. Prouty
Waldheim Criticized for Bias in Vietnam Dike Bombing Claims
The column accuses Kurt Waldheim of repeating Hanoi propaganda on North Vietnamese dikes damaged by U.S. bombs. It argues U.S. policy avoids civilian damage and notes Waldheim’s uncertain stance while visiting Moscow. The piece urges him to stay cautious and neutral.
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A Thant
Burma
United Nations
Egypt
Kurt Waldheim
Austria
U Thant
Moscow
U.S
Hanoi
Airline Precautions Deserve Public Support
Continental Airlines began checking carry on luggage and passengers for weapons to deter skyjacking. Public reaction at Lubbock Regional Airport was favorable as security measures are seen as logical and necessary. Airlines should maintain such checks to safeguard travelers and uphold a contract of safety.
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Continental Airlines
Continental
Lubbock
Welfare Overpayments Cost NYS $500000 To Recover
The New York State Social Services Department told the Legislature and Gov. Nelson Rockefeller that it cost $500000 to recover $71282 in welfare overpayments, highlighting the program's high administrative costs.
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New York State
Social Services Department
Nelson Rockefeller
Birmingham
Ala
Lawmakers Seek Ethics Rules For Congressional Staff
Two members of the House Select Committee on U S Involvement in Southeast Asia propose ethics legislation to bar committee employees from using positions for personal gain. The measure follows the Tom Harkin case in which classified photos from Con Son Island were sold to a magazine for $25,000. Crane offered to sell official photos for food and medicine. both men faced consequences. The lawmakers urge limits on moonlighting and on officials profiting from department news in magazines.
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House Select Committee
U. S
Southeast Asia
G. V. Montgomery
Mississippi
Philip Crane
Ilinois
Tom Harkin
Select Committee
Con Son Island
South Vietnam
Harkin
Montgomery
Con Son
Crane
Congressional
Congress
Courts Should Give Districts Time To Deal With Busing
The Detroit Board of Education case shows courts delaying bus purchases for desegregation plans involving cross-busing to 52 suburbs. The Sixth Circuit postponed actions to Aug 24 for arguments, while a panel studies integration details. The piece discusses costs, federal aid, and the politics around busing and educational quality.
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Washington
Detroit Board of Education
Detroit
Sixth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Nixon
Congress
George Wallace
Opinion on Great Plains Building and Lubbock transit
Morris W. Turner urges removal of the Great Plains Building scar and signals a tax suit against owners. He and the city consider public transportation with federal help to buy buses and lease them to a local company to attract riders and ease deficits.
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Lubbock
Morris W. Turner
Appliances On Strike and Bus Merged Plans in Lubbock
Column discusses home appliance repairs acting oddly, and a suggested transport idea with full sized buses on fixed routes plus flexible mini buses feeding transfer points. Mentions Congress debate and local civic notes, plus reflections on debt, conservation, and a new fire station staffing plan at Lubbock Regional Airport.
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Lubbock
South Plains Mall
Hershel Sharp
Federal Aviation Administration
Sharp
Lubbock Regional Airport
End of the Draft Seen By 1973 Say Defense Leaders
Secretary Melvin Laird outlines progress toward ending the military draft by July 1, 1973. He notes past reductions in drafts from 299000 in 1968 to 50000 planned for 1972, cites rising volunteer numbers, and describes pay, housing, and career opportunities as key to attracting volunteers.
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Melvin BR. Laird
Department of Defense
Congress
Vietnam
U.S
Mary
Moon samples may reveal Earth origin clues
Scientists note that the Moon records early solar system events and material identical to Earth's building blocks. By analyzing lunar rocks, researchers infer the composition and formation of Earth, offering clues not accessible from Earth samples alone.
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Zoning Board of Adjustment
50Th Street
Set
Nursery endowments and oddball notes in a scattered column
A collage of opinions on wealth funding education through nurseries for student mothers, a reprint of James Warner Bellah on General Custer, a note about a nose for scent science, a farmer named Timothy Hanson and the origin of Timothy grass with historical nods to Ben Franklin.
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James Warner Bellah
General Custer
Timothy Hanson
New York State
Carolina
Europe
Ben Franklin
Timothy
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